From U2’s first new studio album in nine years to fresh releases from Becky Hill, Aesop Rock, Randy Travis and more, here’s what’s new in music November 9–13
From the LifeMinute.tv Team
November 13, 2026
It’s another exciting week for music fans, with new releases spanning rock, pop, hip-hop, country and more. From highly anticipated studio albums to previously unheard recordings and special tributes, there’s something for every playlist. Here’s what’s new in music this week.
November 9
CHAERYEONG – Lovesick
The ITZY member makes her solo debut with a four-track mini album exploring the excitement and emotions of falling in love. The project includes the title track “Lovesick” and a song she helped write, “Favorite Reason.”
November 11
2hollis – Pirouette
The rising singer, rapper and producer delivers a 16-track exploration of love and its emotional highs and lows. The genre-blending project mixes electronic dance music, hip-hop and pop with energetic production and personal storytelling.
November 13
Aesop Rock & Blockhead – Trouble Mountain
The longtime collaborators reunite for a 17-track hip-hop album inspired by a fictional mountain resort. Through imaginative storytelling and inventive production, the project explores everyday struggles, relationships and the search for escape.
Becky Hill – REBECCA
The British singer-songwriter returns with her third studio album, blending dance, drum and bass, electronic music and alternative influences. The deeply personal project explores identity, ambition, relationships and self-discovery.
Jake Bugg – Alamo
The British musician releases his seventh studio album, returning to the rootsy rock, folk and blues influences of his earlier work. The 11-track project explores love, loneliness and personal reflection.
Kim Deal – Live at the Barbican
The Breeders frontwoman and former Pixies bassist captures her 2025 orchestral performance at London’s Barbican Centre. The live album features songs from her solo debut, Nobody Loves You More, alongside selections from The Breeders’ catalog.
Randy Travis – Same Old Way
The country music legend releases a 12-track collection of previously unheard recordings spanning 1986 to 2013. Created with longtime producer Kyle Lehning, the album offers fans a chance to hear more of Travis’ unmistakable voice and classic country sound.
U2 – Carnaval de Luz
The Irish rock legends return with their 16th studio album and first collection of new material in nine years, arriving during their 50th anniversary celebrations. Produced by Jacknife Lee, the album features collaborations with Rosalía and Dolly Parton, including the Bono-Parton duet “Torn.”
Various Artists – 20th Century Paddy: The Songs of Shane MacGowan
An all-star tribute to the late Pogues frontman celebrates his influential songwriting with 36 reinterpretations of his music. Contributors include Bruce Springsteen, U2, Hozier and Jessie Buckley, Tom Waits, and Dropkick Murphys.
Waylon Jennings – Diamonds
The late country icon’s son, Shooter Jennings, brings another collection of previously unreleased recordings to life. Featuring appearances by Glen Campbell and Jessi Colter, the album explores love and relationships, with physical editions and downloads arriving November 13 and streaming beginning December 11.
More new music, from U2’s long-awaited return and Becky Hill’s latest release, to newly discovered recordings from country legends, this week’s lineup offers plenty for music lovers to explore.
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